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Game about the stock market
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Which theory believes forces within the stock market determine the stocks value?
Technical Theory
Efficient Market Theory
Fundamental Theory
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Why is a penny stock dangerous to invest in?
They aren't dangerous to invest in
They don't cost a lot so people buy a lot of them.
Speculative investment
They never do well.
3
What is a stock broker?
Someone who buys and sells stock from home
Someone who buys/sells stock on the open market with a firm
Someone who buys stock for their retirement
Someone who watches the stock market.
4
Looking at future earnings to determine the real value of a stock describes which theory?
Technical Theory
Efficient Market Theory
Fundamental Theory
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What is a blue chip stock?
Speculative stock
Stock that has a bad reputation
Stock with a national reputation for reliability.
Preferred stock
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What is a common stock?
Shares have a fixed dividend.
A plentiful amount of shares.
Shares may or may not pay dividends depending on the market.
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Stock market prices are purely random describes which theory?
Fundamental Theory
Efficient Market Theory
Technical Theory
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What is an income stock?
Speculative stock
Stock that pays your income
Stock that gives regular, high yielding returns.
Safe stock
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What is a preferred stock?
Stock that everyone wants.
Stock that may or may not give a dividend.
Stock that nobody wants.
Stock that give a fixed dividend.
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What is a speculative stock?
Risky investment
Safe investment
Hot stock
Blue chip stock
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Which answer describes a bull market?
A market that is not truthful about its status.
A male cow being sold at the market.
Prices are falling discouraging buying
Prices are rising, encouraging buying
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Which answer describes a bear market?
Prices are rising, encouraging buying.
Prices are falling, discouraging buying
Selling bears on the stock market
The market is not truthful about its status.